Nam Du Islands 3 Days 2 Nights: Cây Mến Beach, Snorkelling & Small-Island Boat Trip
Three days on Nam Du, off the Kiên Giang coast: Hòn Lớn island, Bãi Cây Mến beach, a boat trip to the smaller islands with snorkelling, and a fishing village.
Rạch Giá – Nam Du
Overview
Nam Du sits off the Kiên Giang coast and is reached by high-speed boat from Rạch Giá pier. This three-day trip keeps Hòn Lớn as its base, adds a day on the water around the smaller islands, and closes with a slow morning at the harbour before the return crossing.
Hòn Lớn as the base, the sea as the variable
Bãi Cây Mến beach
A curved bay with calm water, pale sand and coconut palms leaning over the shore. You swim here on the first afternoon.
Boat trip and snorkelling
A boat takes you to the smaller islands on day two for swimming and snorkelling, with basic gear and life jackets, when the sea allows.
Hòn Lớn and the fishing village
The fishing port, the village and the coastal road, covered with local transport on day one.
Boat times, sea conditions and your confirmation
Boat times, the order of stops and the snorkelling section can change with weather, waves and safety requirements at sea. The itinerary describes the shape of each day rather than a fixed timetable.
Before you travel, check your service confirmation for room class, transfer arrangements and any add-ons you have booked. If you are prone to seasickness, prepare for the sea crossings.
Highlights
Three days and two nights based on Hòn Lớn, reached by high-speed boat from Rạch Giá pier.
Two nights in a homestay or small local hotel, in the room class you select.
Meals as per the itinerary: lunch and dinner on day one, breakfast, lunch and dinner on day two, breakfast on day three.
A boat trip out to the small islands with basic snorkelling gear and life jackets when sea conditions allow.
Local transport for the Hòn Lớn sightseeing programme is included.
From 218 USD per person.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1
Rạch Giá – Nam Du – Hòn Lớn – Bãi Cây Mến
- Check-in at Rạch Giá pier
- High-speed boat to Nam Du
- Transfer to accommodation and luggage drop
- Explore Hòn Lớn, the fishing port, the fishing village and the coastal road
- Local lunch
- Swimming and relaxing at Bãi Cây Mến or a suitable beach
- Sunset viewing when the weather allows
- Dinner
Day 2
Small islands – snorkelling – fishing village
- Breakfast at the accommodation or a local restaurant
- Boat trip to the smaller islands
- Swimming and snorkelling in suitable water
- Lunch according to the day's package and boat route
- Stop at a small island, beach or fishing-village area
- Swimming and photography
- Dinner and rest
Day 3
Sunrise on Nam Du – local market – Rạch Giá
- Free time for sunrise or a walk around the harbour and fishing village
- Breakfast
- Visit to the local market if time allows
- Check-out and luggage arrangements
- Transfer to Nam Du pier
- High-speed boat back to Rạch Giá
Included / Not Included
Included
- Round-trip high-speed boat ticket Rạch Giá – Nam Du, standard class, as per the confirmed package.
- Two nights' accommodation at a homestay or local hotel in the room class you have selected.
- Meals as listed in the itinerary or in the package confirmed before departure.
- Local transport for the Hòn Lớn sightseeing programme.
- A boat trip to the small islands with snorkelling when sea conditions allow.
- Life jacket and basic snorkelling gear as per the package.
- Service coordination support during the tour.
Not included
- Travel from Ho Chi Minh City, Phu Quoc, Can Tho or elsewhere to Rạch Giá pier if you have not booked the additional transfer service.
- Flights, coaches or private cars outside the confirmed programme.
- Single-room supplement, room upgrades or sea-view rooms if they are not part of the tour package.
- Night squid fishing, upgraded seafood barbecues, private speedboat or boat, and optional activities.
- Extra drinks, coffee, snacks and seafood outside the set menu.
- Personal expenses and voluntary gratuities.
- VAT, personal travel insurance, or any item not listed in the inclusions, unless your quotation states otherwise.